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TORIMN, (tieing her last appearance in that Charaaer this Season); • Anther', Miss MELLON ;: Lucy, MissTIDSWF LL. tnd of Aft IL the favourite Song of " Mary of the Dale," by Mr.,GIII3ON. End of the Play, and positively'for the last time, the Comic . I met , tide of SY LVESTER DAGGERWOOD. Manager, Mr: MA. • Fustian ; Mr. P ENLEVi .Prompter, Mr. PI SHER • vv Sylvester Daggerood, Mr. BANNISTER'. WITH THE SHIPWRECK. Selwyn, Mr. DIGNUM i Coto, Mr COOKE - • . Harry Hawser. Mr. BANNIST ER ; Shark (first tim.t), Mr SMITH ; (Who will introduce the celebrated Song of " The Wolf.") . Anselica Goto (first time), Miss LYON; Fanny, Miss KELLY (Being her first appearance ii that Charsaer); Sally Snarnrock,. Mrs. BLAN D: Boxes 154, Sectind . I'l3:e 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. be,..und PriLt 25.-- tallery 237 Second Price rs.—Upper Gallery Is. Second Price 6d. —No Money to be returned. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spfng, at the Box. Office, Russell-street. • The Doors to be opened at Half past five, and begin at tlalf past Six. To-morrow, The Momntaineirs ; with The Weathercock. VAWMALL. Under the Patronage of lib Royal y t-lighness the Paint= of 141. i EVENING will be. a GRAND GALA. and Ittilhant EXHIBI Fl ON of FIRE-WORKS. Admission Three ;billings and Sixpence. Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight b'Clock .. • COVENT-GARD,EN THEATRICAL FUND. Confirmed by Ad of Parliament. , THE COMMITTEE for Contluaing the Affairs of this FUND having chosen 101 IN F.-O. II OETT;' 15 (l• I reas ure r and one f the I'rustees, vacant . Oy uie cloth 'Ktf Mr. +lntl, all Annuttanis and Persons having any legal thereon, and' all Persons being 1 , . arrear thereto, are tlesird to a{ply. immediately to him, at his nouse, Nn• tower Thornhaugh.l.treet, Bedford-square, tor the adjust-. Ifieht of t) , ;; ;:ir accoinpts. ine i s By Order of - the Committee, 1808. , CFO. DAVENPORT. _ THEATRE OF ANATO.MY, 131enhehn-street) Cleat Marlborough-street. S - HE SUMMER COLRSE of LECIURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, wiU commence To-morrow, the •tan 'of lune. at Seven 'O'Clock in the Morning, by Mr. - BRooKES.. • L. ,Sp.,cious Apartments, thoroughl y ventilated, and replete with every convenieric: - , are open from Five o'Clock in the ,IlOrninp„ for the purposes of Div,eifing and Injc6ling, where PitTrVokes atreityia to lima the Aunt .nts, Vtft demensrpte the various parts as they appear on Theinconveniences usually attending Anatomical InieS. titations, are emanteratledly an antiseptic, l'rocess, the te. atilt of Experinientg made by Mr. Brookes on fiurnan•Sub. BAs, at Paris, in the year 178 a, the account of which was "qlvered trl the Royal Society, and read on the 17th of !tine, its 4 'This method has since been so tar impioved , that the rid co!our of the 'muscles is pieservcd, and even heighten. e d. Pupils may be acemninodated in the House;- Guntle. !hen established in Prailice, cicsiions of renewing their Ana- Tornical Knowledge may he acconinwthted with an apart. them to Oisseit in privately.. . . FOR such Capitals, buy TICKETS or SHARES 0 1 Sir 'AMES IikANSCONII3 And CO.• at,' Wigir :rem- Tile of Crod I riune, No. it, Holborn ; .37 , Cornhill ; or r, Haymark et • whyre, in the last ::;tdte Lottery, were Sold, lit it 2, Snares, the following Capitals :• , • No. 14 7. 2; . a Vitae of - £20,c00 )4 . 12,9 9 __.. - '. . 10,000 °.10 ' 2 76 4 1.000 No. 12, to 4 ',cur -- No• 3,741 ,Soo .14,86 a . I ", I 1 8, 20 e, . sot, 5,793 so° Soho 1,000 i.gl4- Soo 22,830" Soo Lilt • No. 17,949, i Soo, are. 3: evit se, N . 2 , 570 t h e on ly Grand ,C . known I wa s S e a at the above Otiiiee; :adults, in the preceding Lottery. '40,0* , Prize eve :41, i Sixzecn Six. IMOKE and Co. :137, Piccadilly, respeafully inform the Public, that the ensuing S PATE boy. rE kV consists otilr'of. as,ooo TiiketS, and is the only Lot, lety that evercontained ' • SIX PRI - LES of,Cao,ooo 2 • of 4 ,C"-,coo - - 5 - - - 1 ' 00 " des an eq ua l numlier of otl;er Prizes to. aoy former Lot. k le,r3 , : these are objet of' attraction beyond any thing of the. since the eommencem . ent of Lotteries, and they recoin hand the Public to purcluse itninediately. a ,u,rooke and Co.' s t has • t een established Sixty Years, been particularly forunate in ',elfin.; Capit.d Prizes. Lottery just 7.4,2:6 alba 24,209, both P rues i h" r ;vett sold in Shares. , the.CRAh l) end LAST STATE LOTTERY for 1807, Which begins Dia,Ning 28th of tlia;.Month, 1208, Old the 16:lowiog WI Floating ! lumelYl SIX of Tw r.tottsA.ND VouNuts .6 „ Prizes of - Prizes of - C 2, 000 - - - - ' - o 2 . I I Ara only as,ooo FIVE tfloos4No. PQONIS. ENTLEMEN, &c. possessed of Incomes arys . - . ing frqmFrcoloid, Copvhold, or Leasehold Estates, Xi. • arm, ~,, ~.., , ~ , , ~ ~ tp..-1 -,' •.t•Lltt.n.e.,is, or alll , OW, r prnprity, :Anti those Of re. to .o ability having personal securit ~,ily 141 oIIZI. !no be lau PPlied with the vvicole or any p.irt , or the lhovz Sum, on Qrig Annuity I uteie,st lig the same: with 110t:ItY. :0 return ;. p rincipal at ti l'. pleasur:! _of thO Horrowur, and the bu sess coutplered *without tie exposure,_ exp4.tion, and ' delay I :_fi b!lally' at tending these tumsdai ,, OS. s a Letters addressed . (post p.nd) to Mr. lieirmiogs, No. 23, 64, Ige- row, Burl ingion. stieet, I.c.ntton, will be duly arts wer. t no personal applications will be received. -., _____-_--.... ANI) NAVY IiQUI F— THE PATENT CAMP. IiE.DS"L'EA.PS, ture, lscddir:6.coniplitte,-are very repcet. . - m i :yrecovlmendetiti, Gentlemen, as being - the tr.ost f,ort:irde e„, superior to any others made in ; LOrtti.ll ; Marqueeet o s 3 , Tables and Chairs, on improved pr i n ciples ; Sta t Seta it e ,t s , an d :ch on Bo k irs, -for ard Slip; alosquitto Hut Furitttur e and Patent Itrassascrew I.ledsteatls, tor kast \ Ve s .t Indies, and all Foreign Climates, at MORGAN and SANDERS's Patent lierktead Manufactory and 4Vate , Room3, . ILA NO3. 16 and t 7, Catherine-street,, Stran.O. 1 : 1: 1 i t :_tfian .lid SAulers's New.invented Imperial Dioing .I , A t At .3 • allowed to he the Most complete and legant tot but t e ver Yet invented, ale very portable, packing in a ltot _ Inc es , 1 • . 1 s• 'rh h o Fas dce edonablo 50fa.13t,4 an d Chair.l3ed ?late oUse. 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AMY P.STY's TR.I.VS PORT S.lilirfl4l fir Care of SILL and Munld Seamen, and for the Care and Cust,ly f Prisoners Of War, - 4t , herehy Rive Notice, That . they will be ready, at this o . ore; en Tuesday ztst of this Month, to I retiv€ sealed Tenders, and mat t5..14 ruck Persons as nay le Willing to Contrat7 for syrplying the sendertnentioned Articles, tr either of skein, for the Service the Rcjal th.pitalett Deal; for Twelve Jetne•tbe trt yiiiy next. Beef, Oatmeal,. Soap, Candles, Beer, Mutton, ,Sago, 'Bread; Salt, C - ItecAie. - Vinegar, Rice, Coals, Barley, Oil. • ,Zkio Te,der will be receivrd alto- Otte o'Clork on the Day of Treaty, •::dr ay nail( ed t;nless the l'arty, or an Agent for hint, PITSOP,4I . 6' 411CIVI. Textbr trrust be arr , epttflirri by a Letter from 11404. retp • '7 7 .4 P.ersevr regag.;')Ns hatm vith the Perim r.h , VIOrl:f ,/,te .2e../io-tn4iro 91 cacti. Conzrag. . . .at f b, r p ar ti cu la rs .-.7 . tr afftlyieg at ti t. 4 tree, or to 11'. APlCirely, Agent 1, , f she IZ. e yal iblital at Dea:. B s ay This. Day was published, Handsomely piloted in Futir.Voltinies, DEmy Oelavo, price . 11. 16s. in boards, THE HISTORY of SCOTLAND; from the A- • Union of the Crowns, on the Accession of laii.cs VI, to the Throve of En 6 e.and, to the Union of the Kingdoms irk the Reign of Queen Antic. The Send Edition, correeted, with a Preliminary Disser.. tation on theTrinticipation of iNfary Queen of Scots hi the Murder of Darnley. • ISy MALCOLM LAINC, •Esq. M.P. 1 1 4 Whether your book, coming out at a period when thk • principles upon which It appear. to be .yritien :err so unfastictrible, wtll be a popular one or not, I ;.tic ••.v not;' but to all who wish to'have e ethic knowleti4e of the history of your country, it is a most valuable u.itutsitiun, and will: serve tn. counteract thk. mischiet witieh i Wine, Dalremple, IVlacpherson, Somerville, awl others of votir have - done," ri.e.—•Ste _Mr. Fox's ,Letter to toe Author, in • . his History of the Early ftartpf the Reg trfirimes 11. Printed for J. Ma;,vman, zr., Poultry, London ; and A. Constable and Cu. Edinburgh. * 4 4 * The Dissertation- itisy be had , 494ratc, to complete the termer - Edition, price rils. . _ This Day. was publi4ltre, In Royal Quarto, ba priltiect by Beasley, price 31. in bimids, 'T'UE SATIRES of jUVENAL.—Tran,lated. 1. Anti iilustratetl: by h . ..\ ISHO 06 SON, A- M. Fellow of King's College, C mihrol4e "That hideOus sight--the I lainati !kart " at. YOUNG. The Monthly Keview f r lar,•11 last, atter a lon r-v,ew of the .tydve Work, euinAtnie,-,,, Jo; 100, The tl in k f,,gis extraet, which we have made, o_ittira ly lead to the in., terence, that our sentiments :ire decidc.lty favourable to this `translation: it but justice to add, that our. Specimens have not been bekaedi on itCcOlMt of ally towitled superiority in those . parts at the Work, but beaus:: the itierii of the on.. smul passage; atkratted our particular notice to thin.' We Were inwit pleased ivith Mr, Hodgson's Translations of :the Eleventh acid Fourteenth S.itites; partly front their i.;trirratrc!tecllearv, p..rtly, think;.krro rbe i.ttiwnto. ritY of '.,oxeinrtion, especiatly HI the Otter, which vve het nee hetiitattion in prefering to al i itti rivali. Upon the whole, wt!` Mink our Author his :rim in giving re., Juvenal .a more unitUrmly than he ever had befirte. lie posfieir.os groat p.,tvers'or rasy . aild elegant versiii,:atimi."— Vide Edinburgh Review, April tBOB, London ; rayne acct Arla,:kinlay, 07, Strand. BEAUTI EU L WOMEN. THE greatest 13Iertiish tt) Belmity is superfino6s filirs on the Fiee, Neck, an i Arrni- -RUDE ItT's ROS IiATE PO Wplt lt immediately remove; them, is an 4 elegant attic!; pereettly innocent and .ple.isant to use, pie,: 4s. and "s. Sold by the Proprietor, Wholesale -and' Itetail, 10. aj;' Russel : l-s4;4tilet2vent.kirden 0 vertor., 47, liond-sfrecti, I)muiett, 3, Ch:apsida; thorn s 45, Ox'orkl..Ercet ; ,,Davi son ,. 59, Fit:J.-street ; Bull, nnblin ; liaxtcr, I.4linbuigh ;and I,,l'asgow ; Gtesons, Liverpool; Sintson,.Rerifotd ; RollaJ son, Cuv4ntry ; liriglitotil Mitchell, Colchesfer;' , :I on wells 3wanse.l; aiv.i inev.ry towirt—C;(i(i4 itliow4ii:x to Dcalcrs., FOR VENF.I2.EAL..\N; . ) scol(l uT . w. cord. phito4iTs, Dli. EREEMAN's LGUI'VA s_.IIII2A.RIS is by-; tlit-,lnost, sate and eti •nly y„r.t4diica., the cure of that tii41,,,p6,.;. pit, with VencreA Cori, p: it., stoges ", jppearorces, will tial.l.a'secure and present' Hylluahle brups ; which, for.` • 1 1 ,1 1)1,1..A iCZ ifs thi 111115 t p 614% jlu• 1 I.l' 111, viz.. Lave bccp,, term. ,t! • wiii , :ll-rnost persons .so sattiiCiedlind it satelyelpirloyed: V. I)r,,ps bince render contincitlent , I I un , C.tu , ..cri•or• inirc;urial Preparations', • . 1 1-11 \V tiklteVe. they ar,.44 5 , • , h,1 by F. le., t •, of Paterno,itir•tow" ; fiacort, ;nut Calh ,, ell,Dtifilin I sc,ett,• ;.., i E,linimr ; ;;); Af'Doiiiid, Glasgow; Stains, Ni ; Lattibtii y, Lynii.h,, rtl;ol,lo,ter Vc;,,,!...rs ill.vcryt Town, in TO THE LADIES. - - • 1) AGAZErS, ORIENTAL DEPIL!:.FORI.., remOviiig'SUPERFLIJOUS ICU R' fne NECK, ARMS, and for improving the COMP L E TION, w.itl he sold in future (by particular a toim;nent ref the Proprietor) by Messrs. Shaw and Vdwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ,• Mr'. Butler, 5, Cheapside ,• Mess. Di:_ey and S S rit i rr i e n eee o tk. n i i s a 1.,01 mt. Bacon, togiCshouhorciltl4aerscis! Ilen,trie arid, Son, Tichborne- Mr. berry, 'yholesale_perfumer, Oxford--.crect ; where Ladies anA others tr9y depend upon being supplied with the abovege. nuine as import it from Turkey, price 3s. •6d. the hurtle. Of this Depilatory little more used t.PC said than will serve to identity it, and prevent Ladies being imposed upon by spurious coinpositions t which either possess no efficacy whatever, or are highly injurious to the Skin, Since its' irs, introdudion to this Country by Lady M 14 - ---uc, it Iliisustainetl - a cliaraacr in England, and on the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever ofreted to the Public which .unites is rntlkiniess s as not to irritate even. the delicate sk.in of an Infant, with infallible and perma, vent effi:acy. In Turkey and Egypt the 'Ladies, who are delic:ne 1.1 the extreme, not to stiff:* a single hair to remain which they conceive irregular or sive, make use of it at the being highly valued by them from theexclusivo property it prisses4:es of , giving a degree of softness and trans. , parent}' to the completion. N. B. t)n....,rve that each bottle is signed T. BAG Ar. in the Prop' tetor's laud-writing, Usimitate which 'is a felony. Sold in the Country by Mr. Baxter, Mr. W a s. ker, Newcastle.upon. ; Mrs. Dancel., k «rk ; Mrs, Mar;ioti,. }loch ; Nits. Shierclilfc,, Bristol Miss (ireg.suo, Liverpool Mr. I)bswiy, Derby ; Mr. Cowden, Leicester Mr. toliina, Salishary.; Mr. Newcomb, StainOrd ; Mr. (l 'ask-Iw . ; Mr. Woulrner, EXetet *ld mt. and !WE 0. 1 • tc9 I the irneY ti 10 ;TO 4 3 oil I !lie . gel' C, la of DO ,crof Prrt ~t►c~~ ,vi 44 :Iv Ili